Omega watches are the best in the world wide world. No worries. My blog has not been corrupted by Omega Ltd to promote their brand.[1] This is a totally independent review. I admit I may not be entirely impartial here because I am very much influenced by family traditions. Omega has run in my family blood for at least three generations. My dad, in particular, has got a thing for this make, which I have fully inherited.
Pierce Brosnan, George Cloney, Cindy Crawford (immortal beauty) and Nicole Kidman (pumped-up beauty), amidst others, have all been photographed with the famed watch.
I was so pleased the other day when in the tube I saw Ziyi Zhang's face as the new testimonial of Omega Constellation.[2]
Endowed with a rare and otherworldly beauty, Ziyi has played in my favourite Chinese mythology films: Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon and House of Flying Daggers and Raise the Red Lantern.[3]
See my review of House of Flying Daggers here.
Known for her unconventional choices on the red carpet, her stylistic preferences betray a non-conformist attitude behind those pure and innocent features making her an interesting, as well as talented, subject. See my review of House of Flying Daggers here.
I am very lucky to own two Omega watches. A Constellation My Choice I bought in NYC last year and a vintage mechanical Omega who used to belong to my grandfather. It was given to me by my dad on the eve of my wedding. Together with my engagement ring, it is my most treasured possession.
Don't get me mistaken. I appreciate the timeless elegance of Cartier watches, favoured by princesses and first ladies, but Cartier' starting price is much higher, making Omega a better price/quality ratio. And what about Rolex? I love the model with pink dial but I find them too ostentatious.
[1] On this subject {i.e. a new law for American blogs' ads}, I was reading an interesting post on Fashionista at Law.
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